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Subject has desintegration energy is a kind of has quantum behavior is an instance of has spin obey has decay product has definition has charge has lifetime has symbol is accelerated by

charged particle particle uncertainty principle A particle with non-zero charge non-zero electric or magnetic fields

lepton elementary particle Fermi-Dirac statistics 1/2 exclusion principle Elementary particle like the electron and neutrino that do not experience the strong nuclear force. Unlike the strongly interacting hadrons, the leptons have small masses.

radioactive particle the total energy produced when the particle decays particle uncertainty principle the products produced immediately after decay A particle which can produce harmful radioactivity directly through its decay or by interacting with other particles. The average time in which a particle decays

tau the total energy produced when the particle decays Fermi-Dirac statistics radioactive particle 1/2 uncertainty principle the products produced immediately after decay -1 The average time in which a particle decays τ electric or magnetic fields

Subject	has desintegration energy	is a kind of	has quantum behavior	is an instance of	has spin	obey	has decay product	has definition	has charge	has lifetime	has symbol	is accelerated by
charged particle		particle				uncertainty principle		A particle with non-zero charge	non-zero			electric or magnetic fields
lepton		elementary particle	Fermi-Dirac statistics		1/2	exclusion principle		Elementary particle like the electron and neutrino that do not experience the strong nuclear force. Unlike the strongly interacting hadrons, the leptons have small masses.
radioactive particle	the total energy produced when the particle decays	particle				uncertainty principle	the products produced immediately after decay	A particle which can produce harmful radioactivity directly through its decay or by interacting with other particles.		The average time in which a particle decays
tau	the total energy produced when the particle decays		Fermi-Dirac statistics	radioactive particle	1/2	uncertainty principle	the products produced immediately after decay		-1	The average time in which a particle decays	τ	electric or magnetic fields

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